He was living in Clark County, Indiana in 1820, when he wrote his Will 3 Jan 1820; it was probated in Clark County on 17 Jul 1824 - he had died 11 days earlier. He was buried in Grassy Fork Twp.
Applegate Family in America)
29 Jun 2020 - Suggested edit: Information from SAR P-104257 - Revolutionary War Patriot for Patriotic Service
State of Service: PA
Birth: abt 1750 / / NJ Death: 06 Jul 1824 / Jackson / IN
Patriotic Service Description: Paid Tax 1783, Westmoreland County, PA
Sources: 46th-55th Annual Reports DAR. Senate documents (United States Congress, Senate). Government Printing Office: Washington, DC
PA Tax and Exonertation 1768-1801
Spouse: Sarah X Children: Hezekiah, Samuel, Thomas
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Contributor: Rebecca Speak (47802693)
3 Sep 2020-Suggested edit: Samuel Applegate is on the DAR list of veteran's buried in Jackson county and was living n Grassy Fork. He is on the Historical Registrar of Virginia in the Revolutionary WAR with an IP after this name. That refers to the Illinois Papers which was led by George Clark in the Indiana area in 1778-1779. This is also known as the Clark's Northwestern campaign.
Contributor: Barbara Swift (47146841)
Applegate Family in America)
29 Jun 2020 - Suggested edit: Information from SAR P-104257 - Revolutionary War Patriot for Patriotic Service
State of Service: PA
Birth: abt 1750 / / NJ Death: 06 Jul 1824 / Jackson / IN
Patriotic Service Description: Paid Tax 1783, Westmoreland County, PA
Sources: 46th-55th Annual Reports DAR. Senate documents (United States Congress, Senate). Government Printing Office: Washington, DC
PA Tax and Exonertation 1768-1801
Spouse: Sarah X Children: Hezekiah, Samuel, Thomas
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Contributor: Rebecca Speak (47802693)
3 Sep 2020-Suggested edit: Samuel Applegate is on the DAR list of veteran's buried in Jackson county and was living n Grassy Fork. He is on the Historical Registrar of Virginia in the Revolutionary WAR with an IP after this name. That refers to the Illinois Papers which was led by George Clark in the Indiana area in 1778-1779. This is also known as the Clark's Northwestern campaign.
Contributor: Barbara Swift (47146841)
He was living in Clark County, Indiana in 1820, when he wrote his Will 3 Jan 1820; it was probated in Clark County on 17 Jul 1824 - he had died 11 days earlier. He was buried in Grassy Fork Twp.
Applegate Family in America)
29 Jun 2020 - Suggested edit: Information from SAR P-104257 - Revolutionary War Patriot for Patriotic Service
State of Service: PA
Birth: abt 1750 / / NJ Death: 06 Jul 1824 / Jackson / IN
Patriotic Service Description: Paid Tax 1783, Westmoreland County, PA
Sources: 46th-55th Annual Reports DAR. Senate documents (United States Congress, Senate). Government Printing Office: Washington, DC
PA Tax and Exonertation 1768-1801
Spouse: Sarah X Children: Hezekiah, Samuel, Thomas
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Contributor: Rebecca Speak (47802693)
3 Sep 2020-Suggested edit: Samuel Applegate is on the DAR list of veteran's buried in Jackson county and was living n Grassy Fork. He is on the Historical Registrar of Virginia in the Revolutionary WAR with an IP after this name. That refers to the Illinois Papers which was led by George Clark in the Indiana area in 1778-1779. This is also known as the Clark's Northwestern campaign.
Contributor: Barbara Swift (47146841)
Applegate Family in America)
29 Jun 2020 - Suggested edit: Information from SAR P-104257 - Revolutionary War Patriot for Patriotic Service
State of Service: PA
Birth: abt 1750 / / NJ Death: 06 Jul 1824 / Jackson / IN
Patriotic Service Description: Paid Tax 1783, Westmoreland County, PA
Sources: 46th-55th Annual Reports DAR. Senate documents (United States Congress, Senate). Government Printing Office: Washington, DC
PA Tax and Exonertation 1768-1801
Spouse: Sarah X Children: Hezekiah, Samuel, Thomas
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Contributor: Rebecca Speak (47802693)
3 Sep 2020-Suggested edit: Samuel Applegate is on the DAR list of veteran's buried in Jackson county and was living n Grassy Fork. He is on the Historical Registrar of Virginia in the Revolutionary WAR with an IP after this name. That refers to the Illinois Papers which was led by George Clark in the Indiana area in 1778-1779. This is also known as the Clark's Northwestern campaign.
Contributor: Barbara Swift (47146841)
